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P|j^|wltcvh Ww* T .ocAb B itvlMUtlDGiv UA. ,li;1A 8 (>,< .. ■ p 0 Ga May 3, 1 869 Baisbrid«R "• B. 1 tA ” j fc',^ K*i ,r o»cid«ny ' SC<, P I |2 \f j 2 M . ■WtmtffJ “ *"><<*'* rre “ 8 * ■.'clock, A. M- y..u CIiOPP. T. M. WL iY.I V E ft* " J A ,!l ’"' S * BwF-ET QOME Rt mrrrsACO’^. 7 hank*. • Ux lr Hnidfnal Rodgers, will pleaae accept K thanks f<>r a fine mellon. *.** -*— ■l'hiw negroes escaped from onr county ■ lain ycsh.Mday evcMiing. We did not H r ii their names. Hd Diarrhea Remedy fer children: M p C(K)ls. quiets and checks the bowels. H L> K. cures nausea and vomiting. Diarrhea, nothing equals 11. D. R. H}ur associate w stdt mi iu>* m fttg a “powerful” sight of foil by not be> ■ hero, tiroes are lively. Public Debate* will be n public debate on to-mor night at tin* Court House. Bnestion: “Should the right of snffr- H be conferedon woman.” Cholera and cholera inorbaa.JnsWl D. R: «. mother should fail to procure R. D. R. R. D. R is known, nothing else is used. JHBflng babies love K. D. R. Dr. Uaiitcr. Bice (lie card of this gentleman under Brad of Sew Advertisements. The Ho i lie Journal' speaks in _ the aery terms of him as a physician. Serious Accident. B'ttle negro boy aged aln-ut ton yeafs. Horn om> of the large oaks near the ■■Bte the other day and fractured the Fc- Hat the Upper third. Br bone was considerably shattered. Baling it quiet doubtful if he can recov* B'hoiit a surgical oporation being per*' ■>d. HD it. used in lien of laudanum and paregoric. Bihoa of lon* standing cured with R.D, R. B' l* ,r Ml c lildreu whsh; teething. B l e diarrhea checked at once with It. D. R. Wanted Immediately. ■ hair and .-/.ell chop* ... 1 jn- - 1 Tjj)Hffie. keep our •prin-cis engaged in while at work, read onr mans knock our type into pi, Cary off onr Mkehunges, nsk ns ten thousand ques- B minute when wo are trying t<» B dance nli over the office and kick up 1 generalv. Bkdy employment will he given to at ■ a half dozen. Those wishing the BjV will do well to apply irnediately. Increasing. H population of Baingridge is rapidly ■“•'nrr— novel el new arrivals the past . ath ,. P diminutive Bvl very feeble,- ilnmoh hopes UJI - tiny will irrcveaNH in sizf* gpidly nnder the Care of some of our ktSwpdiea. F<,,,,alc Khters w ib cure vout wifo. HR never fails to jriYe entire satisfaction. Hrain uteri ire tonic. E. F. B. Bii. cures*)! forms of temale derangements. • Horse Stolen*, n. Crawlorti of our city, had a Hay horse Stolen fV<mi hint yesterday jNHPg about 3 o’clock. The thief is HHN to-have gone in the direction of H!gi|jp» F'orida. ■learn since the above was put in type, He horse has been recovered. DamlngScboOl. ■cal! the attention of our young folks Hrard of Professors Giddmg & Bors Hti'.tlier coin nn. These gvnt lemon tn open a dancing school to niglo Hall, they also invite all the ■p'titlenien to come out and bring ttietin c " mt ‘ "’Hi re.cnmmetuJi and. H” 1 Peculiar to females cured with F,. F. ft. Hr cnrw Repression nnd irregular actions. ■ ™" f lif,! ’ ,nil(l e pleaaaut with K t. B. H”‘ lB the standard female regulator. Ittf, and as a matter of const* ■! '- v Ba L is so, for “;hey*’ know ■* ve tried it rcpi-atodiy, and “they’’ ■ ««ying that RobL son & Cos., has market. W ( ll i«d a few chuncks of it, ■ 0 s.AtK-fi.d what “they” say’ is ■v rinr| lt> * J r time and see for your** ■ b!i y am t right. li: -f 0 , * Bnok - at one dollar. - Brin- e r° 8 Uc * lu everybody. m »«7 loeases, use Dromgoole& Co’s Buebn k L Cos s Buc’mu cures the gteet. ‘‘Ain’t it Hot.’’ This question was asked as exactly three hundred and seventy two times on yester day. Several persons stopped ns in the middle of the street, the thermometor stand ing at 98 and says?: “ Ai?t'i it hntf * We told them it was powerful ; but thought they were a set of “boobies,” or very cold miturcd, else they would have known without askipg the .question, Nots withstanding it was so .exceedingly hot, and our having to tell every man we met that it was, “nary” nfie of them Baid, '‘let’s go and have a glass of Soda or a *phite of Ice Cream.” .No, air? they “couldn’t see that.” We now notice to all, that in the future we expect to charge for onr infor mation, if a man, wornunor child comes up to us and says: “Ain’t it hot ? we will charge for our opinion, if a man, wants to pay us some money, or subsjx'ibe for the paper) $2 50, married ladies, with grown up daughters, we will tax themiime, by compelling them to chat with its about ten minutes, without daughters only five. Young ladies, we will have to iax very heavily, we won’t say what it will be now ; but just let one of them try it, ayd they will very soon find out. Cdilotial Correspondence, Newton, Ga.. July 4tli, 1869 We have been for the last week floating around generally in old Baker. Thursday last we visited the gay and festive little town of Milford on the Nochaw ay. Biui.« ness there was exceedingly dull. Elections, buoyant. For the past few months they have had ati election for Justice of the Peace every Saturday, and are yet go ing ahead at it. The Governor refusing to commission those who Were formerly cho sen, because they were ngt sufficiently loyal. It is truly a beautiful sight—one upon which the eye delights to linger—to behold the beautiful corn fields that adorn the land. Well may the farmers heart, dance With joy as lie gaze? exultingly upon the broad acres teeming with golden grain. The refreshing showers that have recently gladdened the parched earth, has ensured him a rich harvest of grain. Cotton is doing finely. Genera' “Green,” favored and revived by the kindlv showers rapidly advances upon the snowy staple, and will not readily fail down at the bid ding of the freed man, armed with deadly hoe and formidable plow. He disputes gallantly every inch of soil Much alarm prevails among the planters at his obsti nacy Well, the railroad meeting at tlrs place came off on the 2nd instant, but not the bitibacue. We dal not get it smell even of fluential citizens met at the Contthuuse Major Williams was called to the Chair. Messrs. A. L. flu Wes and Thomas Allen were appointed Secretaries." Four gentle men from llic Comities of Mitchell, Baker and Calhotin, were appointed to look up the necessary cash to build the ioad from Ca milla to Ontliberfc. via Newton, and report to ?\n adjourned term of this meeting on tho first Friday in September next. Messrs. Hawes and Thomas Fleming, of Baker, and Geo. \V. Wooten, delegate from Cal houn, made able speeches in favor of the enterprise. Business here dull. Nothing stirring but the fleas. 0. G. G. JijKdat goHfts; Two At NO. I, Phelan. Billiard Tables, warranted as good as any in the State, can be bought cheap for the CASH by applying immediately t( , B. F. Colbert & Bro. Farts vs. Fancies.— The increasing demand for Biadj h family Bitters pioves their strperiorty over any other family medi-ine offered to the people. For the Liver and Kidneys they* have no equal; Pot Dyspepsia, Dysentery and Diarrhea, they are unsurpassed. Kept, always on hand at the Drug Store of J. A Butts & Cos. to roxs(jitiTKVi:s. THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a Tzry simple remedy, after hav ing suffered several years with a severe lung affec tion, and that dread disease, Constitution is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the meads of cure* Jo all who desire it. he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direc tions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a strap. Curb *or CoNSUMPTtoh. AstflMA. Bronchitis etc The object of the advertiser iu sendiug the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inlonnation which he conceives to be invaluable; and be hopes every sufferer will trv his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and mav prove a Ideasing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad dress. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. DRROftS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debilitr. Premature Decay, add att the fleets of youthful indiscretion, will'for the sake of suffering humanity, send free toalTwho need it, tuc receipt and directions for making the simple remedy ay which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit l>y the advertiser’s experience, can do so oy addressing, in perfect confidence. • JOHN B OGDEN, GEO KG lA—-Df.catur o«>tf*TY. COURT of Ordiuary at Chambers June 28th 1869 On thefi:st Monday in August next, I will apply to the Court of. Ordinary for letters of Ad ministration on the Estate of Johu B. Simpson late of said county deceased. TIMO IHYS. SIMPSON July Ist 1809. lo 6w. . l>o»icvlic Tflarliols. Savannah, July 1,9 l\ M.—Cottox.-AV«9 ,,ctc - M’dithn x * 3(W Low Middling ~ Good Ordinary New YonK, July 1. — CorfoX. — *»t &H- Flour— Heavy Grain.—Wheat t@ c lowei; co# neaVy. pRm-isioKH.—Mess Pork beavv-JFd twavy; ket tle. ' ' ' New Ohleans. July — Active vanced middliiig, B“@,:y4c. Fw»tia —Superfine, $o W double, $6 $0 -6. Grain.—Corn $1 Oftoats, dull ?1@72 Brax.—sl 574®| so- Hav.—Prime.bb. Provisions.—]tn>s pork Is held at $35 7-5; bacon, firm; shoulders 15; clear rib sides. l<S^c;clear sides, I8|c; lard tiece, 19|®2tc; keg 21®"22c Sugar.— iWtll ; Common, 9J@ iO—llcj Prime, 13*. Molas^s- —Prime Fermenting. 60®64c. WpaKY.—Western rectified, held at Ci*vke —Dull; fair, 14J@15|c; prime, 10*. Mortgage Sheriff’s Sales. \\J ILL BE SOLD before the Courthouse d<x>r in 11 the city of Bainbiidge, on the first Tuesday,-in (September next, between the usual hours of 8R’I« ( .the following property to wit : Oue Steam Saw and Grist Mill, consistingjof one engine, two boilers, one saw uiill; carts, one set of blacksmiths tools. Located To-the Btate of Georgia, and county of Decatur on Ahe railroad between Thomasville and Bain bridge, at the (Station called Harrell. Levied on as the prop eity of Amos Whitehead, to satisfy one Mortgage fi fa in favor of Edward Bradford again t Amos VVhitehead. Property pointed <mt in Mortgage. Also, at the same time and place, the ftdlowing property, to- wit: Those town lots in the city of Bainbridge, bounded as follows: commencing on the North-East of lot formerly occupied by James Nicholson and running South sixty feet, thence West one hundred and five feet, thence North s?x ty feet, thence to the starting point. Levied upon as the property of John li. Hayes. John \V T . San horn, and Ira W. Sanborn, to satisfy one Moitgage fi fa in favor of M. J. NiciCdson against John R. Hayes. John W. Sanborn and Ira W. Sanborn. Property poiuted out in Mortgage. Also, at the same and place the following prop erty, to wit: One town lot In the city of Bainbridge known as the stoie-house lot on which stands the e*ore-house built by Jacob Straus and at one time occupied by him and deeded by him to Belcher & Belcher and by them to Alexander N. Murphy. Levied on as the property of John R. Pruffit & Joseph Lewis, to satisfy one Mortgage fi fa. in favor of E. E Whigham against John R, ProffiAt & Joseph Lewis. Property pointed out in Mortgage. Also, at die same time and place, the following property to *it : The West half of lot No one hun dred and twenty five (12o.) in the twentieth dis trict of the county of Decatur and State of Georgia, except three acres more or less cut off of the -oul h toest corner of said lot by the old Bainbridge road, also, jjart of lot No. oue hundred and twenty-four, (l'-4,)*in the twentieth district of said county commencing at the South-west cornefj running North on the line of said lot to the corner of R. J, Smallwood’s land thence West eighteen chains and four yards, thence East, five degrees South, nine chains to a corner thence Smith to the South line of said lot, thence West to the beginning, contain ing one hundred and eighty-five acres more or less. Levied on as the property o Judson A. Butts, as administrator of James A. Butts, deceased, to sat isfy one Mortgage ti fa in favor of Alien J. Swieord against James A. Butts, deceased. Property point ed out in Mortgage. Also, at the same time and place, the following property to wit: All that tract or parcel of land lying and R ing in the city of Bainbridge, known in the plan .of said city as the East half of the South third of lot No tea, (10.) of Sim's survey. containing a half acre mote or less. Levied on as the property of Wjiliam S. Robinson to satisfy one Mortgage fi fa in favor of Belcher, Belcher & Terrell against William S. Robinson. Property pointed out in Mortgage. H. B. WAtIGE?, Sheriff. July 8, iB6O. 11 -Bvv X MOjßTjjt4£| fi fcAj. II J lEb be 'SrrtiT hem re The JTo urtßhmsci (loor in the I T town of Haihbvldge, on he first Tuesday in August next, between the legal hours of sale, the following prOpeity to-wit : Six acres of land in the town of Bainbridge, bounded on the East by premises owned by Win. Cheever, on the North by premises owned by George W. Lewis and South by premises owned by A. P. Belcher and V T Broom.'inclnding the house where George H. Ciiett now lives, to -satisfy one mortgage, fi fa, in favor of Nathan P Evarts against J. K. Floyd. Property described more fully in deed of mortgage Also, lot of land No. 405 in the 15th district of Decatur county, to satisfy one Mortgage fi fa. in favor of C. J. Jenkins and Lloyd O. Belt, adminis trator, &c,, vs Win. M- Petty. H. B WAUGH, Sheriff may 27th, 1869. 4-4 w Sheriff Sales, Also, one half lot of land No. 124 in the 19th Dint, of Decatur county, levied on as the property of John R Masey to satisfy one Justice Court fi fa W Pearce vs. J R Masey and J S- Viasey. Levy mad. and returned to me by B. A. Valrtn digham, Constable. H B, WAUGH, Shff. Also, Lots of land No’s 331, 3 0 and 370 in the 19th Dist. of Decatur county, levied on as the property of F. W. Williams, to satisfy one tax fi fa. Also, Lot of land No. 874. in the f9th Dist of De catur county levied oh as the property of J. D, Gill to satisfy one t:«,x fi fa. , Levy made and returned to me by M Hahn Constable A iso, at the same time and place the following property to wit : Nos 74. 76, 1 14. and 123, all ly ing in the 19th- district of Decatur County. Levied on to satisfy one Superior Court fi fa in favor of Drurv Uambo, Executor yg; P>. D. McElvten and Henrietta McEtVeen, Executrix. H B. WAUGH, Shff. jly. 8, 1869: II 4wi GEOR(tIA Decatur QounTY. g toURT of Ordinary at, Chambers, June 29th 1869. On- the first Monday in August ntxfr, I will apply to the Court ot Ordinary for permanent Letter* of Administration on the estate of Joseph Law late of said county deceased. , H. M. BEACH, jiy 1, 1869. 10- 30d. GEO lDtlA—Decatur OutNTY- C >UFU of Ordinary at Chambers, June 29t.h On the first Monday in August next, 1 'J 11 * apply to the Court of Ordinary for Letters of .-ulministraiton. De Bo?iiw-Nmi, with Will annexed on the estate of Charles Quale deceased. H. M BEACH. Jly 1,1869. iO-30d, GEORGlA—Decatur County. WHEREAS, W. W. Harrell, administrator of Saunders Douglass’ estate, represents to the Court in his petition, dnly filed and entered on the record that he has tally administered Saunders Douglass’ estate. This is therefore, to ette at: per sons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should uot he discharged, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday in October. 1-69. JOEL JOHNSON, Oid’ry. April 8, 1869, 59-Gm GEORGlA— Dkcatur County. ON the first Monday in July next. I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of Faid county for letters of dismission from the Guardianship of Jas Brock, minor of John Brock, deceased. J. R. BROCK. Guardian. April 29, 1869. * l-4od GEORGlA —Dkcatur Oouvty. ON the first Monday in June next. I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of Decatur County, for letters of administration on the estate of D. B. YVhiddou, late of said county, deceased JOHN J. KIRKLAND, april 22, 1869. 62-30d. IftigcrtUmcottg. | —' ■ - —i OAK CITY li & Kill Mil, \ Upstairs in Bowers Block,* BFt<|AD STREET, BAIMBRIDGE GA B. F. COLBERT & BROTHER, PROPRIETORS. Th’sSdlopn ip always supplied with choice l WINKS, -ma| 8 &NBIES, . vlx v - «mas, LIARD TABLES as found in th e Punch es parent short Ist, 1869. 49-ts i ilijir MRS. A. N JOHNSON, formerly of Newton respectfully informs tier friends and the pub public also, that she has taken the house forjnly oc cupied by Mrs. Thompson, where she is prepared to eutert'airi the traveling public, and take day boadetg. Junle 10, 1868. 7-ts. —i— ■ : ' j V. B. B AUCIIX, ATTORNEY AT LAW COLQUITT, MILLER COUNTY,. Ga. WltjL attend promptly to all business entrusted to hip care. Juue, 3, iB6O. 6-ly. j ——f * : Administrator’s Sale. GEORGIA. DKCATUR Cl >UNTV. I) Yi virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary } <if s.aid fojpty, will be sold on the first Tues day fti August 1869, at the Court House door irl said comity, between the legal hours of sale, the following real estate to wit; Lots of land No 205; 162,1163, 164, 167. *-00 and fifty acres off of lot No. 124; a part of said lots composing plantatio of estate of YYm. Williams on the Baidbiidge and Tallahas see if>ad, about five miles from Bainbridge, there heinf three or four hundred adves of open laud on said j'l rotation. Also lots of land Nos io2. 181, 185. j!B9 ami 189 in the loth District of Decatur Comity, the same being wildlands. Also lot of land No 131 in the 16th District of Lowndes county The said lands belonging to the estate of Win. Williams deceased, and sold for the purpose of set tling the debts of the estate, and for distribution among the heirss Terms, one half cash, ballance, twelve months time f secured by mortgage on premises puichased- W. 0. FLEMING, J. DON ALSO N,^ * Administrators. junel7. 1t69. B—l in’ TTXr^LtNIMENT! Is aßTfifsjible cure (of 'Toothache, Sore-throat Cpnglpi .nid Colds, Piles, Bites of Insects, &c. Try a bottle, if it does not give satisfaction, the money will, be refunded. G. D. GRIFFIN, Rjropt ietor j Bainbridge, Georgia. Felr. 25th. ’69. 44-ts. Life in a Pill Box. EXTRAORDINARY EFFMTS FROM Anti-Bilious Fills. ONE RIEL IN A DOSE ONE PILL IN A DOSE ONE PILL IN A DOSE. WHAT one hundred letters a day say from pa tients all over the habitable globe;; Dr. Maggiel, s'OilrPill has fid roe.of all biliousness No piore noxious doses for me in five or ten pills taken at one time. One of your Pills cured me. Thanks, Doctor.- My headache ' has left me Send juiother to keep In the house. After suffering tol ture from the bilious cholic, two of your Pills Cured me, and 1 have no return of the malady. Our doctors treated rne for Chronic Constipation, as they Called it, and at last said I was incurable. Your Maggie Is cured me. I had no appetite. Maggfdl’s Pills gave me a hearty one. Your Pills are marvelous. I send for another box, nud keep them In the house* Dr. Maggiel has efired my headache that was chronic. " . I gave half one of your Pills to my babe for cholera miorDus. The dear young thing got well in one day. ' * My ngnsea of a morning is now cured. YwuF box of Maggiel’s Pills cured me of noises in the bead: I tubbed some salve behind my ears and 1 he noise lef t me. Send me two boxes—l want one fora poor family I enclose a dollar—your price is twenty-five cents but the medicine to m is worth cnc dollar. Send me five boxes of your Pills. Let me have three boxes of your Salvo and Pills, by return mail. FUR ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, RE TENTION OF URINE, &C. M ag giel # £ Pills Are a perfect cute. One will satisfy anyone. For feiuiile diseases. Nervous Prostration, weakness General Lassitude and want of appetite, - Maggiei’s Pills will be found an effectual remedy. Maggiel’s Pills and Salve Are most universal in their effects, and a cure can be almost guaranteed EACH BOX CONTAINS TWELVE PILLS-ONE PILL IN A DOSE. Address all orders to JOHN F HENRY. ' Successors to DemAs & Cos. 8 College Place, N. Y. C. F. HERBERT & CO. Proprietors of t he MAGGIEL’S RILLS AND SALVE. P. O. Box, 6272. VACCINE MATTER I I HAVE just received a lot of VACCINE MATTER which i know to be reliable. Those Wishing to be Vaccinated had better oatl at once. DR. J. A. BUTTS. March 25th, 1869. 48-lt. fpsTeUiwccnsi ; JUitritisicurnt*:. Sjj22s£ fiSSgtel ff%\ „25i!jj pMj .a*** fcv *g> .■sfSSS\ ***V* al *| GMft£R BROAD ftND WATER 'STREETS. jb* *BL«c»aE*aE^jtjati3"jar , «aa ns^. This SALOON has been thoroughly renovated bv an experienced lnr tender and the proprietor does not hesitate in saving that his establishment is second to none in the State. Ilis BAR is alway nuppliod Wl.tll tu6 UlHSSt—— . * ” mmts&mß, • . B&AHBSSft, • 'MiKffllJUi LA’GEB BEE'S. ‘ "' <U^#* SEE X.EM-ONADE, W»A-WA*3g^ a &CL„ &4l# £&££3%. In connection with this SALOON is two CLASS BILLIARD m.-Jg !s||p f& jg TABLES, one a CAKOM? and the other a POCKET 1 ABLE. As we have to pay CASH for onr goods we are compelled to sell STRICTLY FOR THE CASH. FANCY BRINKS OF AIL KINBS MIXER ITP! ypril Bth, 1869. . 50—Iy SITUATED m HEAR OF THE SHAEOH HOUSE, BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA. HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and WAGONS, to hive at all times with‘or Fine Horses and Mules always on hand for Sale or Exchange. '^L^ = February Uth, 1869. 4Z ~ tf * A SID : Gammissiosa Mtereliaiits t k . Will buy and sell Cotton, and order Flour Bacon, Corn &c., on commission, February lltli, 1869. 42 ly, A. DAVIS. . A L< BARNKT? WITH COMMISSION MERCHANTS * * AND DEALERS Its , * DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, AC., &C„ &C\, AC. WATER STREET BAINBRIDGE. GEORGIA; gfTTHgbt Drafts on Savannah and New York, always on hand. Pay. the highest market prices for Cohort and other Country Produce. February 11,1869. 42-th. L NTV E RSAF LIFE - I NWR AN C ECdSiMNir New York) Office No. €9 Libeiiy Sliete, Tl'Jt original Joint Slock Life Insurance Company of the United States, m the BUSINESS OF THIS COMPVNY IS EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED , 3L% . TO THE INSURANCE OF FlllS’l’-CLASS HEALTH V LIVES, - y-)W- The premiums charged the “UNI VERSA!:/’ are Pearly obe-thfrd lOm4 lower than tnose clmrge by the majority of Mutual Companies. j2MOZ([ loaveth 13 jifOY the “UNIVERSAL” desires to call the particular atientjoH of an 'Agents and others to the hew ‘•Return Premium Tahiti,” which lias % O £ been prepared by the Actuary of the Cotnp.a y It will lie tmlimf that these Rates average less than tlie ordinary rates charged by Mutuals The inducements offered by tnis table are equal to it ' reversionary dividend of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT, of all j»r«- R4TES lO SECURE SI,OOO AT DEATH, WITH A RETURN OF ALL PREMIUMS PAID.. A oe. | Ordinary Lite Ton Payments . age. Ordinary Rile f Ton Paymelifff Kate. Rift*; Halo. | H:it<*. 25 ‘s2T’49 “ $37 48 ~45 SSB 48 1 S~7FTB ~~ 80 $25 50 43 10 50 74 57 | 104 21 35. s3l 34 M 04 55 108 27 | 142 20 . 40 S4O 07 62 44 60 I 168 25 * j 201 01 EXAMPLE. —A man aired SO insures his life for SI,OOO. and pays $4 fln her artntml on the 10 pavmenf . plan, and dies after having paid 5 annual payments, or $215 50. his policy will he good for $1,215 50. The “UNIVERSAL” offers also the following original an 1 popular plan of insurance. THE REDUTItON OP PREMIUM PLAN : Bv wh ch Policies are issued at rates less than those oharg* ed by .Mutual Companies, guaranteeing a reduction of fifty percent, of the premium after the third aifc* nuftl payment. •OFFICERS. WILLIAM WALKER 4i ..... t , fWrkr*, HENRY J. FURBHft .'.V.7.7.. 7 '. .7.\>V President. JOHN H. BEWLEY . Reentry. CHARLES, ff. PEASE j Assistant Secret*?*/ D. PARKS FLACKER , Consulting Actum/ EDWARD W. LAMBERT. M. D Medical Exa'rirHt'fb ALEXANDER & GREEN Soiieifp**, ~g° Agents wauted Ihrcttlghout the Smith. Address J. W. Bt!ACKLEFOHD. Manager Southern Depai tiiicnt, / ilacfu/ Gi#< E. R. PE • KODY^ Agent for Bam bridge and T)R. .1 A. BUTTS, Yemcai. Exam mm. • April 2ft, 18*>9. » j v